Geographical Investigation Report

Mr-McBain

Can someone please explain to me how to approach the Geographical Investigation Report for Higher Level History What kind of material do I need to include etc? Any help would be welcome.

glenroe2006

Geographical Investigation Report for Higher Level History? I assume you mean for Higher Level Geography. It really depends on what topic you're doing it on, where you did it etc.

Corruptedmorals

Ehh..what you (or group/class) did, how you did it, what instruments used..you need aims, hypothesis, things that went wrong- should have been done such and such a way instead..conclusions and evaluation..was hypothesis proved or not and if not, why. All under the relevant headings of course, you can probably get it off www.examinations.ie Graphs also, I had 10, and skecthes/tables, if relevant. Word count is 1000. (PFFFT. It's much harder to cut down that the history, thanks to the headings and stuff you need to include. Mine is 1153, and sealed now)

sternn

Follow the guidelines and headings, sticking in an extra SRP for each section (as advised by our geography teacher). Most of the useful stuff has been said above but you just have to fit your investigation into that. I hope you have done your investigation already!!

"Do exactly what it says on the tin"

Mr-McBain

Yeah sorry, my bad I did mean Geography. Thanks for that :cool:

ninebeanrows

Not to frighten you Mr McBaine but this has to be like handed up this Friday

I just have to finish colouring in my diagrams!

I also could do with adding a graph at the end ... any ideas?

Im doing the coastal processes of deposition and transportation..